- Dec 4, 2018
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I don't blame you but as long as Windows dominates the desktop computer market, there's no incentive for MS to change their approach. People complain with every version change of Windows but they keep using it anyway and MS knows this. They're well aware that nearly everyone threatening to switch to Linux will never even bother to at least download it. MS will continue to do whatever they want and you'll either complain and conform, or you'll just delay the inevitable. You can try to skip Windows 11 but then you'll still have to deal with Windows 12. If you hate Win11 you're going to hate Win12 even more.That's what i was afraid of, thanks for the input.
I don't want to make using a computer in my free time a chore. Formatting and reinstalling Windows is already a painful experience for me, i can feel it drain the life off my body (partly because of my OCD). Don't know what to do honestly, i think i might actually just say fuck it and stay with an unsupported version of windows for the first time in my life until something terrible happens. I guess i can not worry about it for a year and pray everyone who works at the highest decision levels of Microsoft dies in an earthquake.
I also think you're relying too much on what people are telling you when you really should just try it yourself.